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You've tried to ping www.google.com from the workstation subnet, but havn't stated if they can actually resolve the name. If they can, which dns servers are they using, are they local or the other side of the MPLS?

Try running a tracert to something like 8.8.8.8 (google DNS) to rule out DNS resolution issues.

Also please provide the output of:

route print

From a computer on each side of the MPLS.

It would also be useful to know more about your network, e.g. details of the subnets each side, the gateway addresses on each side, and how your internet is provisioned i.e. if a local router hands traffic bound from clients to servers over the MPLS and all other traffic out over a seperate internet connection, or whether it's all passed over MPLS and internet connectivity is provided by the MPLS provider via a break-out.

Finally, verify there is actually connectivity to the client's DNS servers, and also across the MPLS by pinging it or using nslookup, if the DNS servers are on the other side of the MPLS then run a trace-route to these servers too.